Aristotle

384–322 BCE

Student of Plato for twenty years and tutor of Alexander, he founded the Lyceum and set out to order the whole of knowledge: logic, physics, biology, ethics, politics, rhetoric, and the science of being. Antiquity called him simply "the Philosopher."

Works in the library — 27

Categories · E. M. EdghillENGRC read →
On Interpretation · E. M. EdghillENGRC read →
Prior Analytics · A. J. JenkinsonENGRC read →
Posterior Analytics · G. R. G. MureENGRC read →
Topics · W. A. Pickard-CambridgeENGRC read →
On Sophistical Refutations · W. A. Pickard-CambridgeENGRC read →
Physics · R. P. Hardie and R. K. GayeENGRC read →
On the Heavens · J. L. StocksENGRC read →
On Generation and Corruption · H. H. JoachimENGRC read →
Meteorology · E. W. WebsterENGRC read →
On the Soul · J. A. SmithENGRC read →
On Sense and the Sensible · J. I. BeareENGRC read →
On Memory and Reminiscence · J. I. BeareENGRC read →
On Sleep and Sleeplessness · J. I. BeareENGRC read →
On Dreams · J. I. BeareENGRC read →
On Prophesying by Dreams · J. I. BeareENGRC read →
On Longevity and Shortness of Life · G. R. T. RossENGRC read →
On Youth and Old Age, On Life and Death, On Breathing · G. R. T. RossENGRC read →
The History of Animals · D'Arcy Wentworth ThompsonENGRC read →
On the Parts of Animals · William OgleENGRC read →
On the Gait of Animals · A. S. L. FarquharsonENGRC read →
Metaphysics · W. D. RossENGRC read →
Nicomachean Ethics · W. D. RossENGRC read →
Politics · Benjamin JowettENGRC read →
Rhetoric · W. Rhys RobertsENGRC read →
Poetics · S. H. ButcherENGRC read →
The Athenian Constitution · Frederic G. Kenyon (1920)ENGRC read →